Box Score IMMACULATA, Pa. - Stevenson men's soccer used a pair of first half goals and six saves from goalkeeper Kristian Slaby to secure a 2-0 shutout of Immaculata on the road Wednesday night.
Jason Kahan and Sean McDonald found the back of the net for Stevenson (2-2), whch held a decisive 21-8 edge in shots. Immaculata falls to 0-3 on the season after falling in its home opener on Wednesday.
- Stevenson struck first in the 17th minute on a sliding goal for Kahan, coming off a pass from CJ Beteta.
- The offensive intensity remained high for the Mustangs, continuing to push forward before eventually doubling their lead in the 24th minute following a McDonald marker.
- Dylan Holy, who has been strong both offensively and defensively this season, notched the assist on the Mustangs' second goal.
- Jay Smith ripped a penalty kick chance wide in the 32nd minute off a handball.
- The Mustangs missed another penalty kick, this time off the foot of Diego Gomez, as Immaculata keeper Garrett Pepper scrambled to get back.
- Slaby stepped up with a stop in the 65th minute, denying a quality look to keep the hosts off the board.
- The Mustangs racked up two more attempts, coming from Smith in the 74th minute and Jacob Chatten in the 76th minute.
- Two more quality looks followed for the Mustangs, including a shot from Bryant Seivers that was turned away from the Immaculata defense in the 79th minute.
- Slaby stood tall one more time in the 88th minute, making a save on Justin Hahn to preserve the shutout win.
- Stevenson got off to a quick start, ending the first half with a 14-3 edge in shots through the first 45 minutes.
- Kahan found the back of the net for the second time this season and second in as many games.
- Slaby made a career-high six stops in goal.
- Stevenson has notched three consecutive wins against Immaculata dating back to 2018, winning those three games by a combined 5-0.
- The Mustangs now have 12 different players with a point this season.
- Stevenson: The Mustangs hit the road for a matchup with Marymount (Va.) on Saturday, September 11 at 1:00 PM.
- Immaculata: Immaculata will be back in action at home on Saturday afternoon for a non-conference clash with Cairn at 1:00 PM.
